Fall, 2026
November 3, 2026
Preventing Fraud
David Thibault, First Vice President,
Institutional Banking, Country Bank
dthibault@countrybank.com
Payment fraud remains a serious concern for organizations. The 2025 AFP Survey found that 76% of organizations experienced attempted or actual payment fraud during the year. Education is an important part of protecting you and your organization. To help you stay informed and prepared, Country Bank invites you to attend a fraud-prevention webinar presented by NEACH™
November 10, 2026
Taking Advantage of New Hampshire Tax Laws
Kevin D. Quinn, J.D., President,
Legacy Counsellors, P.C.
kquinn@legacycounsellors.com
The New Hampshire Uniform Trust Code and New Hampshire law offers clients some unique advantages. These include an unlimited rule against perpetuities, directed trustee provisions, and no state income tax. In this course, we will examine how to take advantage of the New Hampshire laws, and the details of how these advantages can be employed for your clients.
November 17, 2026
Immigration Compliance in the Workplace
Kayla Snider, Esq. Associate Attorney
Skoler, Abbott & Presser, P.C.
ksnider@skoler-abbott.com
Stay current on evolving immigration compliance requirements and enforcement priorities affecting employers. This seminar will cover EAD and Form I-9 compliance, government audits and inquiries, and practical steps for responding to an ICE workplace visit.
November 24, 2026
Annual Tax Update (4 Hours)
Deb Rogers, CPA
deb@rg-cpa.net
Deb, an active member of the Mass Society of CPAs Tax Committee, will speak on current tax updates. She will lead a high-level discussion and presentation on current tax law developments at both the Federal and State level. The program will begin at 2:00 and end at 6:00 to qualify for 4 hours of CPE credits.
December 1, 2026
Massachusetts Paid Family & Medical Leave (PFML): How to Stay Compliant
Attorney Meaghan Murphy
Skoler, Abbott & Press, P.C.
mmurphy@skoler-abbott.com
PFML requirements continue to impact employers across the Commonwealth. Attorney Meaghan Murphy will discuss employer responsibilities and compliance requirements, practical guidance for managing PFML leaves, how to handle suspected abuse or fraud, and lessons from the $4.75 million Wayfair jury verdict. Whether you're new to PFML or looking to enhance your knowledge, this seminar will provide valuable insights to help you confidently navigate this complex leave law.
December 8, 2026
Fundamentals of Bankruptcy
Michael A. Deere, Esq.
Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin
mdeere@ssfpc.com
Bankruptcy filings are on the rise, and both individuals and small businesses are facing serious financial challenges in the current economic environment. Is bankruptcy the solution? This program offers a practical guide to bankruptcy, addressing the factors that lead to bankruptcy, the short and long-term effects, and the basics every financial professional should know when advising clients. It will discuss the different chapters of bankruptcy, filing limits and requirements, and what it takes to receive a final discharge.
Preventing Fraud
David Thibault, First Vice President,
Institutional Banking, Country Bank
dthibault@countrybank.com
Payment fraud remains a serious concern for organizations. The 2025 AFP Survey found that 76% of organizations experienced attempted or actual payment fraud during the year. Education is an important part of protecting you and your organization. To help you stay informed and prepared, Country Bank invites you to attend a fraud-prevention webinar presented by NEACH™
November 10, 2026
Taking Advantage of New Hampshire Tax Laws
Kevin D. Quinn, J.D., President,
Legacy Counsellors, P.C.
kquinn@legacycounsellors.com
The New Hampshire Uniform Trust Code and New Hampshire law offers clients some unique advantages. These include an unlimited rule against perpetuities, directed trustee provisions, and no state income tax. In this course, we will examine how to take advantage of the New Hampshire laws, and the details of how these advantages can be employed for your clients.
November 17, 2026
Immigration Compliance in the Workplace
Kayla Snider, Esq. Associate Attorney
Skoler, Abbott & Presser, P.C.
ksnider@skoler-abbott.com
Stay current on evolving immigration compliance requirements and enforcement priorities affecting employers. This seminar will cover EAD and Form I-9 compliance, government audits and inquiries, and practical steps for responding to an ICE workplace visit.
November 24, 2026
Annual Tax Update (4 Hours)
Deb Rogers, CPA
deb@rg-cpa.net
Deb, an active member of the Mass Society of CPAs Tax Committee, will speak on current tax updates. She will lead a high-level discussion and presentation on current tax law developments at both the Federal and State level. The program will begin at 2:00 and end at 6:00 to qualify for 4 hours of CPE credits.
December 1, 2026
Massachusetts Paid Family & Medical Leave (PFML): How to Stay Compliant
Attorney Meaghan Murphy
Skoler, Abbott & Press, P.C.
mmurphy@skoler-abbott.com
PFML requirements continue to impact employers across the Commonwealth. Attorney Meaghan Murphy will discuss employer responsibilities and compliance requirements, practical guidance for managing PFML leaves, how to handle suspected abuse or fraud, and lessons from the $4.75 million Wayfair jury verdict. Whether you're new to PFML or looking to enhance your knowledge, this seminar will provide valuable insights to help you confidently navigate this complex leave law.
December 8, 2026
Fundamentals of Bankruptcy
Michael A. Deere, Esq.
Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin
mdeere@ssfpc.com
Bankruptcy filings are on the rise, and both individuals and small businesses are facing serious financial challenges in the current economic environment. Is bankruptcy the solution? This program offers a practical guide to bankruptcy, addressing the factors that lead to bankruptcy, the short and long-term effects, and the basics every financial professional should know when advising clients. It will discuss the different chapters of bankruptcy, filing limits and requirements, and what it takes to receive a final discharge.